Invention Submission Corporation announces that one of its clients, an inventor from Fresno, Calif., has designed a lawn fertilizing system that works with an in-ground sprinkler. This invention is patented.

Fresno, CA - August 13, 2004 -- Invention Submission Corporation, America’s leading inventor service company, announces that one of its clients, an inventor from Fresno, Calif., has designed a lawn fertilizing system that works with an in-ground sprinkler. This invention is patented.
   
The “Inline Automatic Fertilization System” is designed to save time and effort by enabling fertilization to take place along with sprinkler-watering. Created to be less messy than conventional fertilization methods, the invention would be easy to use in preventing brown spots on a lawn. The inline Automatic Fertilization would eliminate the need for a separate federalization operation.         
   
A plastic housing positioned above and below ground would contain a fertilizer disc or pellet, along with air and water vents. As water flows through the unit, it is directed through channels and would flow past the fertilizer disc, dissolving it into a solution. The fertilizer would then dispense though the sprinkler heads and onto a lawn or flowerbed.

Invention Submission Corporation is attempting to submit the invention to companies for review. If substantial interest is expressed, the company will attempt to negotiate for a sale or royalties for the inventor.